Forpus FO42037 Note Paper Rectangle Multicolour 25 Sheets Self-adhesive

Forpus FO42037 Note Paper Rectangle Multicolour 25 Sheets Self-adhesive is a set of rectangular, multicolour self-adhesive notes designed for quick reminders, page marking and short annotations. Each pad contains 25 plastic sheets that combine flexibility and durability. With a compact width of 12 mm and depth of 44 mm, these sticky notes fit into planners, ledgers and small notebooks while remaining visible on larger pages.

Advantages

The product offers reliable adhesion that maintains position on paper and many other smooth surfaces without leaving heavy residue when removed. The plastic sheet material provides improved tear resistance and a smooth writing surface suitable for ballpoint pens and fine markers. The multicolour format helps to visually prioritise notes and to separate different types of reminders or references while the compact rectangular shape minimises overlap when multiple notes are applied close together.

Suitable for

• Bookmarking pages in books, manuals and planners
• Short reminders and task markers on calendars or to-do lists
• Indexing sections in documents and folders
• Annotating sheets in offices, classrooms and at home

Key specifications

• Material: plastic
• Shape: rectangle
• Format: self-adhesive sheets
• Sheet count: 25 sheets per pad
• Width: 12 mm
• Depth/length: 44 mm
• Colour: multicolour

How to use

Peel a sheet from the pad and press the adhesive edge onto the chosen surface. Place the note so that the writeable area is exposed and stable; smooth down the adhesive edge to ensure secure attachment. Write short reminders or markings using a ballpoint pen, pencil or fine marker. To remove, peel the note off gently starting from a corner to avoid tearing or lifting surrounding paper. Repositioning is possible on many smooth surfaces but repeated reapplication may reduce adhesive effectiveness.

Usage recommendations

Store the pads in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve adhesive performance. For best writing results, avoid using heavy ink markers that may smear on plastic sheets. Use different colours to create a simple priority or categorisation system when organising notes and documents.